August's Ambles

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 Hello to all :)

August found us ambling closer to starting school.  A trip to Kansas; which saw us schooling on the road for Janessa and Jadon and Kirk starting school in Kansas.  

Here are some of our August's ambles through these pics :)

...ouch!!!  This caused physical pain, plus the pain of getting it fixed, thankfully everyone is ok!  A collection of bruises and a dent to pride, but nothing more :)...


...These two young men went with their Dad to K-State University in Manhattan, KS to help with some pet food test runs...great experience...



..."our traveling, never stays home yet the sweetest cat ever" aka Mittens, lol...drug this poor guy into the garage one morning and was playing with him...the oldest man-cub rescued him and let him go back into nature :)...

...these two cats...
...Deigo and Mittens love Kirk's room, lol!

...I do NOT know if we are ready for this, but ready or not, here we go...we have a driver in the house logging his hours off driving with us...where, oh where has the time gone?!?!...

...a gorgeous, beautiful red dragonfly...this pic doesn't do it justice...it was a brilliant, neon red...they are a native Texan dragonfly...

...the love between these two...
...I'm so very thankful for it...

...rescuing this little turtle off the road and taking him to the pond...

...Daddy's office helper...she ABSOLUTELY LOVES 'helping' Daddy :D...



...Janessa's first day of Kinder at Cross Classical Academy...
...how can she be old enough to be in school?!...

...pics with siblings before leaving :)...
...love each one of these kiddos bunches and bunches...
...they are wonderful blessings!!...


...getting a water bottle on the first day of school...

...Dodger makes himself at home anywhere, lol :)...
...he is becoming a very beautiful cat...

...sister snuggles...

...Kirk and Merlin :)...

...Daddy and his girls :)...

...this gecko fella scared a scream right out of me!  He jumped off the door and hit my neck and ran under my shirt and down my arm...he is a cute little gecko though :)...

...us girls enjoying a picnic lunch at a park...

...bright-eyed sweety...

...on our way to KS and big brother entertaining little sister...

...while we were in KS, our jar of the chrysalis hatched out...the gal who house sat for us had the privilege to let them go...:)   


...the beautiful bouquets that awaited us at the door when we arrived in KS...thanks to the ones that left such a bright welcome :)...

...cousins that are born 5 days apart and meeting for the first time...

...these two share the same middle name :)...


...enjoying time with family...

...building...

...these two cuties...

...this one enjoyed all the fishing!!!!...

...Kansas pics to be continued :)...
...our trip went over into September enough that we will let September finish the snapshots of our KS trip...until then :)


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  1. KR BeyerSeptember 23, 2021 at 3:12 PM

    what happened to the ceiling????? did someone fall through?????

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